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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

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Lightning bolt endangers sixteen in two town houses

A fierce storm struck the Southeast area as a lightning bolt hit 1618 E Washington Street and then 1620, endangering sixteen people across two double houses. The blast knocked a ceiling into a tub, shocked Mr Cody, tore into the Gleason living room, and caused widespread damage including broken roofs and power outages. No one fatally injured, but injuries varied from minor to severe shocks.

The Public Service Co Washington St 1618 Charles Kennedy Ray Cody Ray Cryer Joseph Gleason Davenport Mr. Gleason

Unclaimed Dividend Checks At Closed Will County Bank

J W Turner receiver for Will County National Bank reports 15 percent of cash due to 5 400 depositors totaling over 283 000 dollars remains unclaimed seven days after notice. Fewer than 2700 depositors have appeared. bank lobby is nearly deserted as liquidation proceeds and funds move to Joliet National Bank to be liquidated. Depositors urged to claim checks immediately.

J. W. Turner Pepoi Will County National Bank Joliet National Bank Turner Will County Bank

June records show weak start for marriages in Joliet

June 1 attendance at Joliet County Clerk Al Delander’s office yielded no local marriage license applicants, only a Chicago couple. Last year on the same day five locals sought licenses and three from out of town. June 1931 issued 102 licenses, prompting Clerk Delander to note a tough pace to beat last year.

Joliet al Delander Chicago Delander

Union Barbers to Reorganize Local Union Meeting

Joliet master and journeymen barbers will meet at Alpine Hall Monday evening to reorganize the local union.

Union Barbers Alpine Hall Joliet Barbers’ Union

Beeson Divorce Case Sets High Alimony Record

The Beeson divorce case in Will county sets a new alimony benchmark with Paul O. Beeson ordered to pay $400 monthly for year one, $300 for year two, and $225 thereafter. Mrs Minnie L Beeson won custody of their 14 year old daughter after desertion charges leading to the decree.

Will County Beeson Paul Wunder Paul O. Beeson The Ruberoid Co St. Louis Minnie L. Beeson Frank L. Hooper

De La Salle to Stage Annual Class Play

De La Salle High School presents The Whole Towns Talking a three act comedy by the senior class in De La Salle auditorium on Sunday afternoon and evening. The show aims to surpass last year's fine presentation.

Mother Carey Rachel Ridgway William Pettigrew Edward Camp Albert Krusémark Frank Session Klusman Parks Marcus Bluth Viola Beltzner Harriet Munch Mary Elizanee Eres Harriet Switzer Dorothy Mortvedt Helen Allan Kenneth Timm de la Salle Auditorium de la Salle High School

Murder trial resumes for Frank Schanda in Frankfort

Additional testimony in the murder case of Frank Schanda, 29, of Chicago, charged with killing an elderly oil station attendant in January, was set for today in circuit court.

Frank Schanda Chicago Frankfort

Derby Winner Ticket Holders Share $150000

Anxious cablegram from London puts Frank Gundelach 76 of Sterling Ave among 28 winners of a $150000 pool from April fifth Derby. The horse with 100 to 6 odds won the Epsom Derby last Wednesday, a 21-horse field. Winners are worldwide and claims must be checked before prize distribution.

London Frank Gundelach Sterling Ave Don Gundelach

Local Nine to Play at Aurora Tomorrow

The Gerlach-Barklow baseball team travels to Fans Park in Aurora for a return game aiming for a second win over the Aurora Merchants. They previously triumphed 6 to 5 on Memorial Day.

Aurora Aurora Merchants Gerlach-Barklow Fans Park

Custer Denial Of Dry Candidacy Questioned In Will County

Omer N. Custer denied being a dry candidate for governor but supporters and associates in Will County campaign for the Republican nomination say otherwise. Len Small and Judge Henry Morner publicly declare liberal stances on wet and dry issues amid Joliet sentiment that a dry bid would likely fail.

Omer N. Custer Will County Len Small Henry Morner Joliet

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